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GRAB THESE QUICK
One Table Full of Ladies’, Children’s and Boys’
Shoes, All Kinds, worth up to $4.00
$1,45
One Table Full of Remnants, All Kinds of Goods,
At Your Own Price
Saul's Sensational Slaughter Sale
Opened "Wed., Nov. *7tli to Last 15 Days
A WORD FROM H. R. SAUL
To his customers and friends:
You have been knowing me for about twenty years
and you know 1 never before begged anybody for any
thing nor would I be doing so now, but the boll weevil
has got us all and has forced me to sacrifice a brand
new slock of goods right now in tha main season, and
I merely beg you to come and look around at my store
before buying, for I truly and sincerely tell you that
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everything in my store is reduced from 25 to 50 per
cent of their present value to raise cash to meet my ob
ligations. My slock is all brand new, bought for this
fall, and everything you buy from us during this sale
is absolute tj guaranteed to give you satisfaction or
your money back. I back this guarantee with my 20
years past reputation here. H. ft. SAUL.
Entire Stock Bought for Fall and Winter Trade To Be
Sacrificed To Raise Money and Pay Bills. It's No Use
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Talking—Hard Times and 801 l Weevil Don't Let Us
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Out —We Must Have Money To Pay Bills.
There is ho use talking, gentleman! This is no
joke any longer. The most serious times our past
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business career have never approached us with such
times as we are now confronted with, and there is
only one remedy for us if we want to be in business
here next year, and that is to dispose of, as quickly
as possible, our large stock of Young Men's Suits,
Shoes, Dry Goods, Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses,
and turn it into cash, to meet our most pressing ob
ligations, and we have, therefore, disregarded even
all our previous cut prices we have given the public
before and are going through the entire stock again
this week and are re-marldng everything so low
that it is beyond your imagination. A visit to this
store only will convince you how much money a
cash dollar will save for you here during this sale.
$3.00 All Wool Armj Shirts
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S2.OC Men's Overalls, as long as
they last
$1.25
$3.00 Large Size Blankets at
C*l 7P
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$3.00 Men's Nice Hats at
£1,95
$2.50 Quality Silk Satin, All Colors
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25c Towels at
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SIO.OO Trunks at
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75c Whit* 1 Wool Flannel at
49c
One Lot Ladies’ Cloaks, worth up
to $10.00; job lot, choice
$2.95
$25,000 Worth of Merchan
dise Thrown to Four Winds
S7.OC Ladies’ Tan or Black Sunday
Shoes at
$3.95
One Lot Ladies’ Georgette Silk
Waists, choice
*1 pn
One Lot Ladies’ Waists, up to $2.00
Values, choice
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Misses and Boys’ Union Suits, Best,
Heaviest Quality, at
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One Lot Ladies’ Tricotine Dresses,
$15.00 Values
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$3.00 Men’s Every Day Shoes at
$1.95
$2.75 Ladies’ Every Day Shoes
$1,98
$35.00 Silk Plush Coats, New Fall.
Stock
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Read details of North Georgia’s GREATEST MERCHAN
DISE SLAUGHTER—S2S,OOO worth of merchandise was
purchased about two months ago by Mr. Saul in New York
and elsewhere for the regular Fall business on the optimistic
outlook of the cotton crop in this section at that time, but
since then the boll weevil has come and got us all alike.
Money is short. Our bills are due and we must have action.
You know 7 that the policy of this store has always been if we
need help to tell the folks about it in plain words and make
it worth while for them to help us.
SI.OO Quality 58 inch Bleached Table
Damask, per yard ,
45c
Men’s $2,00 Sweaters in All Colors
$1.19
Boys’ Wool Sweaters
$1,25 AND UP
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Hose,
25c Grade,
. 10s
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Ladies’ SI.OO Silk Hose
49c
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SO.OO All Wool Sweaters
.$4.95
Ladies’ $3.75 Work Shoes, Solid
Leather, p
$2.25
Ladies’ $5.00 Oxfords and Dress
Shoes
$2.85
Big Line of Children’s Shoes at
75 c, 95c, $135
Men’s SI.OO Kibbed and Fleeced
Lined Underwear
89c
75 Ladies’ Dresses, consisting of
Poplin, Serge, Silk and Satin, worth
uo tc SIO.OO,
$2.85
Big Lot of Ladies’ $15.00 Coat Suits,
All Wool Serges,
$4.95
Ladies’ SIO.OO Long Coats
$4.75
Ladies’ $20.00 Plush or Cloth Coats
$9,75
Ladies’ $3.00 All Wool Sweaters
$1.95
$5.00 All Wool Sweaters
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10c Men’s and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
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Men’s $6.00 English Dress Shoes
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H- R. SAUL Clothier
LAWRENCEVILLE, GEORGIA
Extra Largs Scrap Koll, $2.00
worth of Cloth in them, per Roll,
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275 Pairs Ladies’ Shoes to go in
shis sale at, per pair
$1.95
. Best Grade Sheeting
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15c Quality Percal
8 1 / 2 c
22 Ht Woven Colored Chambray, All
Colors, at
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$3.75 Blankets
$1.95
$6.00 Mixed Wool Blankets
$2.95
Boys’ Knee Pants, All Wool, Sizes
7 to 18 years, at
49c, 75c, SI.OB
Extra Special $1.50 Grade Men’s
Heavy Work Shirts
68c
Big Lot Men’s Dress Shirts, w T orth
jp to $2.00
85c
Ladies’ $2.00 and $2.50 Corsets
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Big Line of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes,
worth up to $5.00, to go at
' $1.50, $1.95, $2.25
Men's $4.00 Solid Leather Work
Shoes
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j Boys’ Work Shoes, $3.50 Quality,
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Lot of Men’s $4.00 and $5.00
| Dress Shoes in Black and Tan
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Boys’ Suits, sizes 9 to 20 years,
$12.00 Values, for
PC 7P
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Con.plete Stock of Millinery, consist
ing of All Season’s Latest Creations,
priced from
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Big Lot Men’s Work Pants, worth
uo to $2.50, Special
$1.19
$8.50 Values for
$4.95
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in al!
;the Latest Styles and Materials
$15.00 Values,
$9.90
$20.00 Values
$13.75
$30.00 Valued for
$19.75
Men’s Overcoats in All Wool Un
finished Cravenettes, $17.50 Value,
$9,90
Men’s $12.50 Overcoats
$ 7.95
Men’s $7.50 Quality Guaranteed
Waterproof Raincoats
$2.95
Best Quality Men’s $2.00 Union Suits
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$1.50 Quality All Wool Serge, All
Colors
63C YARD
$2.00 Quality Imported French
Serge, All Colors
95c yard
One Lot $3.00 Children’s Gingham
Dresses
49c
Tust Received Big Lot of Ladies'
Furs to go in this sale, $lO. Values,
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$18.50 Values
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Boys’ Suits, sizes from 3 to 8 years.
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Ladies’ $1.50 Silk Hose at
98c
Heavy Grade AAA Sheeting at
12 1 / 2 c
36 inch Silk Poplin, All Colors, at
49c
Sheeting, Good Quality, 36 in. wide,
13c
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Young Men's $2.00 Caps at--.
98c
75c Boys’ 3ergs Caps at
Beat Grade Hickory Shirting
15c
$2.00 Valises, Nice Grade, at
$1.25
$5.00 Valises, Good Value, at
$2.45
Ladies’ $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits
95c
Extra —Heaviest Grade of OUTING
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Big Lot Men’s $3.00 Felt Hats
$1,45
2 000 Yards Extra .Good Dress Ging
hams, 25e Quality, per yard,
12 1 / 2 C
$1.50 Quality Wool Crepe
75C YARD
25c Quality Dress Ginghams,
14C YARD
20c Quality Curtain Scrim
10C YARD
Young Men’s $5.00 All Wool Dress
Pants
$2,95
Big Lot Men’s Odd Coats, worth up
to SIO.OO
cm np
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18c Quality Heavy Checks
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